Client Assessment 1. Client name: Freydia Jones 2. Address: 222 Troy lanes Bronx N.Y. 10454 3. telephone number: 1-718-222-2232 4. Gender: Female: 5. Age: 27 6. Religion: Christian 7. Cultural Identity: African American 8. sexual orientation: Heterosexual 9. Relationship status: Single never married 10. Employment: client is unemployed and has not received Public assistance for the past year 11. Education level completed and training: Client has graduated Kingsborough
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therapy rehabilitation services. The clinic has been in operation for approximately 3 years in a small building located downtown in Fayetteville North Carolina. The business has outgrown the current space and is in need of an upgrade to a bigger building, new equipment, and more therapists. There are many types of services that we offer such as aquatic therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and massage therapy. The plan established is to upgrade the existing rehabilitation facility
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syringes. When her actions were discovered she was confronted by her own administrator and the administrator of the unit she was assigned too. The nurse confessed to her behavior and asked for help, which was granted with a leave of absence and rehabilitation. The administrative issue at hand is whether the administrators should disclose confidential information concerning an employee to safeguard the patients and promote competent nursing care (Badzek, Mitchell, Marra, & Bower, 1998). The Impact
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psychology applies to the criminal justice system. Psychologists interested in this line of applied work may be found working in prisons, jails, rehabilitation centers, police departments, law firms, schools, government agencies. They may work directly with attorneys, defendants, offenders, victims or with patients within the state's corrections or rehabilitation centers. So i’m gonna focus on the role of psychology that shaped the jail policies. One of the event that changed the way people were treated
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Drug Abuse Among Teenagers Drug abuse among teenagers ia a very serious issue today. Not only does it physically and emotionally destroy our youth, but it also affects society as a whole. Sometimes educating teens or entering rehabilitation programs are not enough of a deterrent. What causes teenagers to go beyond normal experimentation of drugs and become addicts? Like any teen, peer pressure is a biggie. If one wants to fit in with their peers they tend to do as they do
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importance of what probation and rehabilitation truly means to the accused and the addict. Probation programs needs to concentrate on the rehabilitation of the individual that has obviously lost their way. If we spend the time to find out what is going on with the accused, we will find that there are usually some serious underlining issues that have caused them to do the things that they have done to land themselves in jail. Programs should focus more on the rehabilitation of the individual; everyone
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experience while in custody. These individuals dwell on freedom and strive to survive. I will reveal the repetitious routines in which some are mandatory for the inmates to follow, the prison community as a whole, inmate job assignments, the numerous rehabilitation programs the Department of Corrections offers, and the very few responsibilities the inmates have to follow. To begin with, revealing the repetitious routines of the prison population is very important. Their routine may consist of attending
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In this paper you will read about three policies that I chose and The Diversion Program. You will also read about the Prison rehabilitation program as well as confinement. The three policies that I chose to write about is: Diversion Programs (drug, court, etc.), the second policy that I picked is Prison Rehabilitation Programs and the last is the Death Penalty. The Diversion Program is a good thing. It was established in 1996 by Bynum and Thompson
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models and described which one the we used to decide on the personality profile. Personality Profile The Work Personality Profile (WPP) according to Bolton, Roessler (1986) was developed at Arkansas Research and Training Center in Vocational Rehabilitation, University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, in the United States (para. 1) to make available a comprehensive observational instrument for assessing critical work role requirements (para. 1). This particular assessment has been repeatedly used on the
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2013). Corporal punishment was inflicted almost exclusively on the lower classes, since the rich were usually able to pay fines instead. At the time the sentence for many other offences was death. Colonialists never considered the possibility of rehabilitation; their aim was to frighten the offender into law abiding behavior. Unlike today where prisons are viewed as instruments of punishment, this has not always been the case. The common jail dates back hundreds of years, but was used solely as a means
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